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<blockquote data-quote="Voobaha" data-source="post: 1134575" data-attributes="member: 2741">There are a bunch of companies:Steve Jackson Games has compiled all their cardboard heroes line of cardboard PCs, Monsters Dungeon tiles and Cavern Tiles in 3 spiral bound books for about $20 each.&nbsp; You just cut out and place.Dwarven Forge is at the opposite end of the spectrum.&nbsp; If you're willing to shill out about $300 for the complete sets, they sell hefty boxes of hand painted resin dungeon tiles w/walls, special features and specialty rooms.&nbsp; These look spectacular, but the walls are kinda high--if figures fall over it's hard to pick them up (if you have big fingers like me).Aintsy is a hard-to-contact company in England that makes moderately priced resin D&amp;D and Sci Fi dungeon tiles.There's some companies out there that make HIGH quality 3-D cardstock sets (I forgot their names) sold as PDF files.&nbsp; There's another company that sells molds for you to cast your own cheap resin tiles (I forgot that name too--sorry).IMHO, your BEST BET is the new, reasonably priced 3-D Dungeon Tiles put out by Wiz Kids for Mage Knight Dungeons.&nbsp; They look great, are slightly larger than 25mm scale, clip together easily, come with walls and doors, and special traps and features.There are 3-4 trap and dungeon dressing sets for about $15 each.&nbsp; The Tile sets are $30 each and come with:&nbsp; 36 floor tiles, 24 walls, 4 wooden doors and 4 iron doors.&nbsp; There are about 8 traps in a trap pack and 2 different dungeon dressing packs (fountains, chairs, tables, etc).They look almost as good as the Dwarven Forge stuff (though more lightweight and less substantial).&nbsp; They only cost 1/3 the price!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voobaha, post: 1134575, member: 2741"] There are a bunch of companies: Steve Jackson Games has compiled all their cardboard heroes line of cardboard PCs, Monsters Dungeon tiles and Cavern Tiles in 3 spiral bound books for about $20 each. You just cut out and place. Dwarven Forge is at the opposite end of the spectrum. If you're willing to shill out about $300 for the complete sets, they sell hefty boxes of hand painted resin dungeon tiles w/walls, special features and specialty rooms. These look spectacular, but the walls are kinda high--if figures fall over it's hard to pick them up (if you have big fingers like me). Aintsy is a hard-to-contact company in England that makes moderately priced resin D&D and Sci Fi dungeon tiles. There's some companies out there that make HIGH quality 3-D cardstock sets (I forgot their names) sold as PDF files. There's another company that sells molds for you to cast your own cheap resin tiles (I forgot that name too--sorry). IMHO, your BEST BET is the new, reasonably priced 3-D Dungeon Tiles put out by Wiz Kids for [U]Mage Knight Dungeons[/U]. They look great, are slightly larger than 25mm scale, clip together easily, come with walls and doors, and special traps and features. There are 3-4 trap and dungeon dressing sets for about $15 each. The Tile sets are $30 each and come with: 36 floor tiles, 24 walls, 4 wooden doors and 4 iron doors. There are about 8 traps in a trap pack and 2 different dungeon dressing packs (fountains, chairs, tables, etc). They look almost as good as the Dwarven Forge stuff (though more lightweight and less substantial). They only cost 1/3 the price! [/QUOTE]

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